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High-performance Embedded Workshop 14. Using the Command Line
REJ10J1837-0100 Rev.1.00 Nov. 16, 2008
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• CLOSE_WORKSPACE
When a command is run, the batch file will be closed.
• CHANGE_PROJECT or CHANGE_SESSION
When a command is run, the contents of the batch file specified for the current session will be shown in the
pane.
• CHANGE_CONFIGURATION
When a command is run, the status of the batch file will automatically be reset.
14.18 Setting a breakpoint in a batch file
Breakpoints can be set on command lines in a batch file on the Debugger tabbed pane of the Command Line window.
This feature is not available when no batch file has been specified.
To set a breakpoint in a batch file
1. Open the Debugger tabbed pane of the Command Line window.
2. Perform one of the following operations in the upper pane.
• Double-click on the Breakpoint column for the line where the execution should stop.
• Place the cursor on the line where the execution should stop. Then right-click to open the pop-up menu and
select Insert/remove breakpoint.
A breakpoint icon (
) appears on the Breakpoint column. This indicates that a breakpoint has been set.
3. To switch enabling and disabling of the breakpoint that has been set, right-click and select Enable/disable
breakpoint from the pop-up menu.
4. To delete the breakpoint, right-click and select Insert/remove breakpoint, or double-click on the column.
5. To delete all breakpoints, right-click and select Clear all breakpoints from the pop-up menu.
Execute the batch file with the Debugger tabbed pane open in the Command Line window. At a break, the execution
stops before the command line where the breakpoint has been set. If you select Step or Play after the break, the
execution restarts at the command line indicated by the yellow arrow (
). Up to 256 breakpoints can be set. When
saving the session, all breakpoints that have been set are also saved.
Notes:
• No break occurs if the batch file has been executed with the Console tabbed pane open in the Command Line
window.
• If you modify the contents of the batch file after it has been specified, the information shown in the upper pane of
the Debugger tabbed pane in the Command Line window will be updated. The status of the batch file will be reset,
with all breakpoints deleted.